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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-07-22
Home from the Fest.

The Germania, Beethoven and Mozart
Singing societies, with the Opera House
Brass Band, returned last night from the
Pittsburgh s,engerieat with flying colora.
They acquitted themselves whilo there
with distinguished credit to themselves
and tho city, all the papers paying them
high compliments on their singing, their
appearance and their social qualities, as
well as the playing Of the band. Wheeling
has right to feel proud OF them, :
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LOCAL BREyITIgs,
Matters of Minor Moment In and About
~ -----L WI ----- iha. CITY. --L --- ---

matters OF minor AIomOnt III hhu hpo"s
E3a the, CITY. g
THE basin Of tho Paxton fountain was
cleaned yesterday. 1t needed 1t. ,Hg
THE Hebrew congregation had a largely
attended picnic at the Park yesterday.
Tnx Germania Singing Society will give
q moonlight picnic on tho State FAIR
Grounds August1. = sa5
OLD JouN RICHARDS. vas .loeked up yea.
terday for dumping the rubbish collected
in the Market Hooae on the street.
THE children 81 the First fAsabylerian
Alission, on Fifteenth ttfeettShad q moat
enjoyable picnic yat Wosilss run eater-
day. !3E n IA 8. tSS s,5ESsLa
The Baltimore S6 Obs vain from tho
wCet last evening ,wat .oyarstwo hours late,
owing to the derailrseat q Ian engine at
Chicago, Ohio. 4 sSs,S"s'tsr- ~.
ALICE and William Payne, colotod, were
last night fined SlsandS costs each by
Squire Arkls for profanity. They had q
family row In May, when the oaease was
committed. ~ 2E s.
CLERK Hook yesterday admitted TO
record deed made July IA, by John Y.
Gavin TO Alexander DaSan, In consider.
alton Of 81 ,425, for the south half Of lot 90,
on tho east side Of .Eoir street, south Of
Twenty.fourth. r5..
Mrs. frank GOODWIN, OF IEtnayille, be-
Loves the unknown man found dead on
the Baltimore 4 Ohio road near Fetter!
man, June %, WIS her husband, ab he
i left home on the Goth and ahs bus not
Y heard from him since.
SOUR. DAVIS yesterday had before him
frankie Russell and Lizzie Carlos, on
complaint Of Mrs. Miller and Mrs. Butler.
Each was required 10 give bond In the
sum OF $50 10 keep the peace Tor year,
They live III Meriben's row.
THE Council Board Of Equalization and
Appeals yesterday looked. over the Eighth
ward assessments and referred them to s
subcommittee. Thia afterJRpn at one
o'clock they will meet 10 hear petitions
from yesidenta oil tho Third ward.
May WELLS, colored washwoman
was sent to jail ior thirty days from police
court yesterday for drunkenness, In dc
fault OF "a fiN4of S. and costs. Mary Ia.
: mented that she left two family washingl
: unfinished at her house rthe Island.
| WILLIE NORMAN, sged fifteen years
who lives in East Wheeling, while takin.
ride on Hempfeld freight trGin as ia
as Elm Grove, Tuesday morning, lost bill
hold and fell over high trestle, breakin,
his left arm and collar bone and disloca
ting his left shoulder. -ag.f
| john MALoNEY aud Misc Ida Vogler, o
Tim South eide mat with onnoaitinn from
the latter's parents when they wanted Il
get married. So they quietly went t.
Martina Ferry and wero wed. The par
tents very sensibly rendered them q zecep
ton last night. i
THE towboat Enterprise was not strucl
by lightning, az has been reportd. 4
gust Of Wind blew through the cabin
breaking como dishes aud causing TIL
chsndelier to fall, but the damages wa
. very slight. BY the way, the Enterprise
has been nicely painted up since tying VI
here.-Bellaire Independent.
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THE yoLKsBLATr DEAD.
Its Last Issue put out Yesterday After.

Its Last Issue put out Yesterday After.
noon. :. ISL.
The Wheeling Polksblatl. the German
daily newspaper Of this city, is a thing Of
the past. its last number having been
issued from the preps yesterday. Mr..
Laper, the proprietor, is an energetic and
intelligent man, and bis lack Of SUCCESS
in his venture is generally regretted, !. In
his yalodictory he ascribes his suspension
to lack Of support by the German ci,izens.
The Faiksbfaa WAS started by Mr.. +.
Thoma, in, 1850, as n weekly, but was
shortly made semi-weekly, and the suc.
cess under the new arrangement was so
great that 1t Was soon made daily, Mr..
Thoma some months after sold out to Nj.
Lsper, who has since conducted it with
varying success. 1t absorbed tho Deu.sche
Zeltung seyersl years ago. sf,i5Ss2.
The prediction Is made in the editorial
column Of the Fafkstlat's Iaat issue That
no odds who may establish German
daily in Wheeling in the future 1t viii not
prove O success. y 4! 8. : l,l5,l5,5,
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II: FIFTH ST., DETROIT, MIcu., Dec. I6,
1SS5.-A year ago l WAS taken With severe
pain in my back snd hips. 1. continued
to grow worae until | had to keep my bad.
l tried several remedies TINT were recon.
|Tended, without doing me any good. I
Then pnt On two Allcock'a Porous Plasters.
They, took the pain away 80 quick. that I
was able to be up in lees than twenty.four
houre, md in week was entirely recover.
ed. i was alao cured Of chronic cough by
the use OF Allcock's Plasters. 4. (!
s. s.. ~; X ATE NIcBuINEY. Il
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Tho parties fosiug their baskets and other small
articles al Ridgeways Wednesday, can secure them
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FOR s AXE.

No. 1872 North Front street. 5 Yooued house.
ground 20 by 1856 feet. Price, 81 ,l5o. \ -
four Loa west side OF South Penn street. $50
each. iss sl'.s177I {, ~A'' WV
No. 1s9 South Penn street. roon,cd frame house
w Wa good stone foundation ground 20xl10 Price
81 Acre Farm, four roomed hewcd log house..
good granery corn.crib, stable orchard OF loo trees
aeaa OF Proctor creek seven miles from Proctor
s pa on Ohio River Railroad. can DO bought!
One Of tho most desirable and substantial ,tsi.
oences within tho city. situated On northern. COZ.
ner o. Chapline and Fourteenth Streets house
numbered 1920 Chaplino street; tho lot, fronts &C
leet On Chapline street. Terms 0! payment, easy,
one.nith cash, balance In equal annual pAymenW
Win interest payable annually. Fifteen years
time given II desired. " zD1 s.,g u ~
No. 100 Twelfth street. a full lot, co by 40 feet l.
roomed house on 'front.' atA roomed house On
alley. Price, $3.50. w ~ - :.
:, A desirable residence at Beech Bottom, on the
line o. tho p. W. & Ky. Railroad, u miles from
wheeling. consisting Of new frame house and "a
acres 81 land; will exchange for desirable city
No co North Front street, ground non rtly 60 iest
AUG running back an equal width 10 river,
no. ~! south Penn street, q AiI roomed franc .
house with stone foundation and basement, wph-
room, cellar and coal house; ground fronting TO-
teet running back 40 feet Price $1,000.
JAMES "A. HENRY,
Real Estate Agent, Collector and Notary Publicly
,ly6 y. --... OyylcE. No. 1912 MARKET ST.
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An Octnrsnnrian nana

4 Last evening George Miller, one Of
WheelipG's pionoor Germans, died at his
residence in Alley q, He was in his
eighty-seventh year and up to a short
time ago was bale aud hearty. Heiwas
well-known not only among tho Germans
but also among the people at large, and
vas very popular with all who knew him,
His funeral, which will take place Sstur.
day, will probably be largely sttended. |
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A Decided Imnroysmaut.

Thelong,deep and narrow cellar way ex.
tending along the Fourteenth street sido
Of the public library building will in a
lew days DO 8 thing OF the past. A high
parapet wall to support the building has
been erected close beeide 1t. The intor.
yening space will BIO filed up and the
pavement extended to the building. Tho
ugly SLEEPS now leading to the Germanis
hall and the gymnasium will DO torn
down and a handsome iron staircase erect
nd in ita atead 1g.s,- 49, e, + a
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BRIDGEPORT.

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A Big Batch Of Little Items, principally
81 Personal. sss, i;, = !:
l will close out my entire stock OF la1ies' md
gents summer shoes. low cut Shoes slippers, etc
for the next few days at cost 10 make room for nv
large iall stock. Come carly aud get bargains.
J. A. HkISLEIS.
Mrs, Frank Tipton is visiting her mother, Mrs.
Gilmore. s5 80 4 80 ~ - -
MisS Anna Mitchell returned Saturday from New
Brighton. Us, +..s.'s "a s.-g'It53i -,
M, Mt. A. W. Williams is visiting his son, T. W.
Williams. }rssEl - p ~ =, 'S'1,''' =
joe woodmansee will leave shortly for Indian.
apolls, Ind. ~ ~ -; - =
G. Weller l. Co. 80 -. - >'f'''I'''
Nick Kuhn and son, Willie, left yesterday Tor
Camp Tuscarawas. 49, ~ ssst IA T'll4s -
a number Of ySung folks will .picnlc at Ridge.
ways Grove to-day. ~ "a s.'- ~ ~ - -
Mrs. George O'Kelly. ri Va : : =. 80
Mrs. Scott has returned home after visit with
friends at Mottstown, 0. E lIl',s 3 - y =
HIS. Robert Howell and sou leave for near Cam.
bridge to day TO visit friends. 4 49, 81 a
Mr.. John Woods yesterday fhtpped 700 hounds
OF wool over the Cleveland & Pittsburgh road, 1 u
A four months old child Of Otto Kinneys wa,
buried In Bridgeport cemetery yesterday aitern
Ihe 1Etnh mill, now carrying a capital stock OF
S?CTOoo, yesterday declared semi.ycarly dividend
OF four per cent. f5. EalBls'' $3.50
Miss GeEle Henry, CT this city, tiel at tho resi-.
dence OF her sister on the Island, Of consiImntion
Oh wednesday, aud was buried III Bridgeport CENT.
tory yesterday afternoon fj M u :. -, -
I will close out my entire stock OF Iadies' and
gents summer shoes, low cut slloes, slipners, etc
Ter the next few days at cost to mako room ior nv
large fall stock. Come carly and get bargains y
81 .r6rtz ~. 81 90. ~ '. A. uEiSLEIS,
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As reported by Christian sehnepi, drug.
gist, Opera House corner, yesterday:
7A.A. AN. ~ 3P.a, 7Rx
s0' $50 $50 go $50
Wea.her-ChaHgeable, .-
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sI0NlFlcANr TEsrlMnNY.

SIGNIFICANT TESTIMONY. ,5.g N
Mias Ella Wisner-Live at Holli]ay's
Cove, not far from Mrs. McWha's. / know
the prisoner; saw him on thu Saturday
before the murder; arranged with .M'r.
Baker to bring my mail from the mai.
office to Mrs. McWha's; I looked for a
letter that Monday evening, and waa fo On
to Mrs. McWha's for 1t, but Baker came
to the house l WAS staying at, and told me
that need not 20 to Mrs. McWha's that
evening, as there was no mil for me, that
the letter did not come. 49, :
William Davidson, ono OF the men
whom Baker has said time after time was
thore on that fatal day, testified that hu
was there and Visited tho stable; that il
was before noon; that Baker told him
that when they came there that evening
they should not 70 about tho house
everything waStFrs. 's.s 5F.i- 7f7s,.
What bronglShp the remark about you
not going near the house that night ?
asked MrNHutchinson. ~. -. :,
Do not know; we wero to 50 back That
night to put our horse In the stable; the
ladies' did not accompany Baker when we
went back to the stable. 1t was cleyerly
dark when we got back that night. Bake.
told us how to get in the stable without
going to tho house. 1ttook three.q uaf sara
OF an hour to put our horses away. Did
not notics tho house; saw or heard no
noise about 1t and na lighta. FIJI ITS Z
This explodes hia theory Of shose three
men. 3. 4 r55 l.a{Gt E.Hm 9sl
! 7t 5a A NEW STORY. lt
There appears to be another story alloat,
| What 1t 10 worth is too early 10 say, bat Ii
IL something like this Some days ago j.
appears that ono OF Yae deputy sherifis,
accompanied by one Il two parties from
New Cumberland, took :eome OF Baker'e
clothing to a Pittsburgh chemist and had
the spots on 1t analized, and the chemist
reported that these proved to be blood
Those who give the story don't youch
for the truth or falsity OF 1t. 4Il 8l :
The Commercial Ga.eAe, OF Pittsburgh.
said yesterday that when Mr.. Doneho5
mentioned the name OF his wife Bake,
wept. II he did'it was 90 quietly that II
IVES not preceptible to any porpon but
the eagle eye Of the reporter. He must
have seen him wipe away the prespers.
ton and mistook 1t for tearu. Baker 10 moi
1;.neddin2 any tears now. He is saving
Thorn for some other time. EI.s'GD
Albert Haueh tho ferryman at Free.
mans is tho man that ia making the
money out Of the trial. The interest h
not growing less. Iu fact 1t 10 growing aa
the trial proceeds. sf n e.
Sheriff Lindsay has Changed his place
OF boarding the jury. Flo takes then
now to the upper town to McNeil's.
Brown, Of the Independent, is making Q
rich thing out OF hig daily venture.
New Cumberland has had moro yisi
tors this week than aiuce the reunion {
year ago. a''
1, The press is still we'll represented dali,
by some ten or twelve reporters. ~ :
and may be three.
Odds are offered that the. Jury vii
never agree upon verdict, unless II b.
for acquittal. How this may DO it3s diff
cult to state at this timo.
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The funeral Of Miss Hcttic Updcgratf took place
yesterday morning at ton O'Clock. Key. SIR. Walker
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WE are daily receiving New Novelties
In Suilings, PantaluOnings and Over
coaslnys, which We are prepared to make
up In llrst.class style at reasonable
prices.
Our White Unlaundried Shirt, double
scanned, REINFORCED front and back, ut
50 cents, Is the greatest barguin ever
offered. A full line 81 Bdlbriggan Tn.
derwcar from 81 GOA suit upwards, at,
s,tG. c. HESS 4 SUNS, "
1891 j. 1893 Market Street,
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WASHINGTON, D. O., July 90 For Yves.
Virginia, stationary followed by lower
temperature, variable winds, generally
sontherlv, local rains.
For Western Pennsylvania, local rains
winds generally southerlY, nearly station.
arY tempereture. ~. 80. .LI--.-.
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Y. Commencing Sunday, June 8, and con-
tinuing every Sunday until further notice
the Baltimore & Ohio will sell excursion
tickets to Pittsburgh and return ct low
rate OF 81 20, and to Washington, Pa, and
return at 81 90. Traina leave at Sand
$40 A. ~, returning arrive at and l1:l0
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2. - O0l1l . N6l : -.75-7FIT-7 :,
Type.vriters Cheap.

We have for sale dsvaral Type.wyiters,
including the Remington, the Crandsll
and the Hemmond.. These machines have
been taken in exchange tor the matchAess
Caligraphi and will DO sold cheap. Writers
Tor rent and for sale on monthly install.
ments. Gall on or address for circulars
EDWARD L, Rose 4 Co.,
Is u I, h 3 5!5 65 Twelfth Greet.
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Cheap Sunday Excursions on Ohio River
u 4alr' saZ9l. Railroad. E-.t .--l. FE,5f.-s4g

Commencing Juno 1o, the Ohio. River
Railroad will sell excursion tickets every
Sunday until further notice. Wheeling
10 sisterBville and return at the low ratio
of 81 50; Wheeling to Parkeraburg and
return, s. 25. Tickets good ono dry only.
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Low rate excursion to Columbus via
Baltimore 4 Ohio Railroad to the fifth
s@ngetfest Of the Central Ohio Snnper.
lest on July 20. Round trip tickets TO ID.
lunbus will be sold at ono fare lor tho
round trim. 20 81, M, Nd; 49, y - 49, t
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The number OF pupils enrolled since

Ihe number OF pupils enrolled since
September was 5,G25. In the German de-
partmant the enrolment Tor the month
was 279. These pupils we're divided up
into Al classes. Those OF German parent
age numbered IA, and those OF other
than German parentage 1876. Four teach
ors were employed at salary OF $50 each.
The enrolment in the several districts
WAC as follows: Washington, 90; Madieon.
SO; Clay, 20; Union, %; Centre, 80; Web.
ster, IS; Richie, 80. .5ig5. %
Superintendent Anderson reported fur
Their as follows: $i5311e-' H.
For come years past there has been
some irreeularity Ia the manner in which
The coursa of study is applied in our
schools. Since we have q prescribed
course and our schools all being consti-
tuteu alike, tits Important that the course
ehould BIO precisely the same in all, since
u so frequently happens thut pupils re-
move IRON one aub.district to another.
The work for each division and grade has
been 80 definitely arranged That We
can shereafter have Il it N the same
IN all OF tho schools Of the district, pro-
Vided we can have some changes in the
alvislons and grades Of Clay achool, where
the pupils have been pursuing some Of the
grammar schcol studies in the highest
grade Of tho A division Of the primary
echools. In fact this grade has been prac.
atMcally a part Of the grammar school. The
Olsy grammar school contains 60 many
Pupils ?. that the room is always crowded.
II thia highest grade Of A we're made a
pity OF the grammar school and the teach
efs below as far down as tho @ division ali
advanced one grade, the aehoul would cor.
feshonu 70 the other schools OF the district.
!. - would recommend that Harvey's Pri-
mary Grammar be substituted for Lessons
~ = Esnelsh IN the high grade Of "a and
sII III! .he study OF geography With the usa
.. Mltchells Primary Geography be com.
tIe .a IN the highest grade Of g, instead
q '3 me lowest grade OF 3. gSSfI11ssS'S
IA b. IA TEE LIBRARY, Il, ~,
=, accompanying this report was that Of
,Ms Librarian for the month OF June.
me circulation in the library was 4 Slss
~ average Of 1906 per day :; in the reading
' 's me circulation was 207, a Tia
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j ]. .
The Commissioners Of the several dis
tricts presented lists Of the teachers they
had appointed and they were all, with the
exception Of those from Richie, confirm.
cd. But very few changes arc made In Last
years roster. i.j
There we're two lists from Richie. DR..
Mccoy and Mr.. Eschatruth asked the con.
hrmation Of the following liat: assn
Principal, I. H. Crago; Grammar teach.
or, Annie Z. Reeves; Assistant, Miss NJ.
A. Baron; Room 10, Sarah Scott; Room o,
Mira. Belle Kahn; Room 8, Miss L, Jones |;
Room Z, Emma Turk; Room O. Jane
Whitesidea; Room 8, Hannah Birch !;
Room 1, Alma Wilson; Room 8, Nora
Bowman; Room 9, NIollio Wolyington !;
Room l, Miss A. J. Davis. Annex build
ing-Room l, L. Decie Hamilton Room
2, Emma stelnbecker; Room 8, Belle
Deyine; Room 4, Emma Klein Room s,
Anna Honlker; Let substitute, Miss 9.
Miller; Janitresses, Mrs. SpoCht and Mrs.
Altmyer.. 5Q'H.JflEl's}i.. 5.l}e. a
President Pipes asked that the following
be confirmed: gar FL q
Principal, +. II. Crago; Grammar room,
Jane ,.-Grsenlee; assistant, L. Decie
Hamilton; Room 10, Sarah Scott; Room 0,
Virginia Whitesldes; Room s, Mira. Belle
ktain; Room 7, Miss l., Jones; Room 9,
Emma Turk; Room s, Bslle Dsviue ;
Room 4, Alma Wilson Room 3, Mollio
Wolyingtop; Room 9, Emma Klein; Room
!, Ella ]. Stephens, Annex building
Superintendent, Miss NJ. A. Baron: Room
No. I, Emma Sseinhecker; Room, ., Nora
Bowman; Room 8. Annie Honiker; Room
4, Hannah Birch; first substitute, Lizzie
Blckertop: second, Annie Davis; Jan.
itresaes, Mrs. Hannah Specht and Mrs.
John Altinyer. IVA
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Ghe Gtttteuiqetteras;
0flco. Nos. 10 and ~ Fourteenth Street.
New AdvsrtisOm cnts,

For saIe-plauiug Mil shayings, &c. I'll
For Sale-Two Work HORSES. W VI.
The stevens PatCut-Nesbitt & Bro.
In scakoa-Llsts Essence Jamaica Ginger.
Iemons-S. Schulz. s-
heal Estate FL sale-Hanes & Wilson.
Mes.nI Lemons Geo. y. Feeny. a..
PRIVILEGES for tho Butchers Picnic. IUH
Lots For Sale near EIu Growe-Daniel Lamb,
Road Cafts-Chas. J. ElEg u Co.
Trustees Sale Of Seventh Ward Propsrty--Geo
B. Caldwell, gs.ng .,a. '.-6
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MARTINS FERRY.
Party In Honor Of n Wheeling Lady-Light.
~ 3 ~ r. M Ing the City. NJ af'p y

~ ~ nv Ing the City. GSg fgT
Miss Carrie Cattell Is Waiting in Mt. Pleasant.
James Frceland, Of Pittsburgh, Is In the city.
Captain Muhleman has been on the sick List tor
several weeks. nv. 81 i{'fi, ii zoe "a, Isl n
Louis feelings new residence in Martins add.
ton Is we'll under way. KS tia589. 'fFgH|
Henry, Hellng Is building M addition 10 his
pfoperty.ou Fifth street. 'ylt 49, "f tTl{g
The wheeling Natural Gas Company have mains
running on Fourth street. IN, a 1g Y1g#
Mr.. John llolbrcok. has gone 10 New Brighton
10 work In the Dithridsc glass house. l,Il i5a
"A dance will DO plvcn by the Standard Four In
Mcswords orchard tomorrow evening. l7t;y i
Mrs. j. Barr and son Ross retn:Ded last evening
from visit TO uhrichsv!lle and Lcesvllle. 0. Jl1
Dr.. Anderson Ralston leaves this evening ior
Cincinnati after a'plcasanty Visit TO friends here.
The hot machines at The L6aghlia MILL are Gu I.
Ting up tho ten aud twenty penny now before the
T.. Mebououghs new brick business and dwell.
g ho'ise on Second street IL about ready Tor oeeu
rancy. Y55ErgltlaHN Tglfs 5.rsf
The ll!2s p, m. train was delayed about two
houis and half yesterday, by u landslide nt
HEAVIER. Ia. F''.s1 ! ~ ~ &
lecture room, owing 10 tho repairs being made on
the church. 1iT. r57aH. fa :. - faFg p. O.
Tho parties fosfug their baskets and other small
articles al Ridgeway's Wednesday, can secure them
by goiug to Il. Barr'S.. lE n IA lIlelIfi.s :
The funeral Of Miss lIcttlc UpdcgraT took place
Yesterday morning at ton O'Clock. Kew. SIR. Walker
conducted the services. II5G CTT1'sI1, 7 .lD1fIi
An Informal meeting Of Council Will DO hold on
Monday evening 10 consider tho electric light
question, III regard to lighting the city. - a
a very pleasant party was given at the residence
| Of MIS- |. MeSw0tds, In the Harden SPOT, III honor
persons werc present. Misses Lizzie and blanche
Medlll. Miss Matte Exley Miss Aims Chctsoll,
Miss l,eo Thomas, Misses May aud Edith McKim.
Misses sallie and Shell Miller, Misses Kate and
McsSrs. A. ". Kerr, James Greer, Ed McCombc.
Charles swattz, john ". Crooks. Anderson Ralston.
George Ralston. Charles Van Felt, Robert Black.
Robert Stewart. Will Crowell and Joe Pennington.
The evening was very pca.ant ono throughout
NJ elegant supper being served about ten O'Clock.
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Moundsvilie Camp.

q On and after July l, the Baltimore 4
Ohio will run a special train to the
Moundsyille camp grounds, n leaving
Wheeling at 6:lO 7. NJ. daily, except Sun.
ay. y W ..3s1qlA = Z